Can duarte deal with Maduen on notification for 10 days?

Miguel Madueno (31-3 28 ko) will be an opponent for the lightweight Veluku Oscar Duarte (28-2-1, 22 ko) who will enter as SUB after Regis Program has suffered a shoulder injury on February 15 at the Honda Center in Anaheim in Anaheim , California.

10 -day notice

Promotions Golden Boy gamble that Duarte can make a transition from a training session for WBA and WBC 140 LB Program champion to take over to Madueno for 10 days. That could be a mistake on their part.

This is not a kind of opponent who should take any fighter without a full training camp, but you have to respect the heavy Mexican duarte to go through. This fight will show what it is all about and give fans at home an exciting battle. This is a much better opponent than the original Duarte match against the 36-year-old program, which has not won in two years.

Madueno gave Keyshawn Davis a pure trouble in the fight for life and death to fight the best rank, July 6 last year, forcing him to turn the fight into a wwe wrestling match to survive the hard Mexican volume.

Davis looked like he had a nervous breakdown in the ring, trying to deal with Maduen’s pressure and exit. Keyshawn looked like he was moving full professional wrestling, throwing the rulebook out the window.

Davis is afraid

Norfolk, a native of Virginia, Davis was supposed to be attached to the left and right points, but received treatment on the side and used those tactics against Maduen all night.

I lost the trace of how much Wrestling Moves Keyshawn used in this fight that was supposed to lead to the correct deductions. At some point it seemed like he would use a supplex against Maduen, and I just knew it would finally make a reflexion reflection in the fight.

It was the strangest boxing match I’ve ever seen, but it gave me insight into Keyshawn and how dangerous he observed Madueno. He went into the competition, trying to intimidate Maduena by putting a fist on his chin while facing a press conference and disrespecting him to try to get an advantage.